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Raw Honey

Rochester, MA

Raw Honey

$8.00

In stock

We don’t ship. Pick it up at our self-serve Honey House, 13 Shadow Farm Lane, Rochester, MA. Cash or Venmo.

Pure, unprocessed goodness from the heart of Rochester, Marion, Wareham, and South Coast Massachusetts  Our Raw Honey captures the essence of local meadows and gardens in every drop. Unlike conventional honey, this hand-harvested treasure is never heated or ultra-filtered, preserving all the beneficial enzymes, pollen, and complex flavors nature intended. With hives spanning across cranberry bogs, fields, and gardens, we have many variations of honey depending on the season. This includes cranberry, knotweed, blueberry, summer wild flower, and more. Each honey has it’s own flavor profile and unique colors. Our honey house has samples for you to try!

  • Complete Nutritional Profile: Our unheated, unfiltered honey preserves natural enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that are often diminished in processed honey.
  • Local Pollen Connection: Contains traces of local pollen, which some believe may help the body adapt to local allergens over time.
  • Natural Energy Source: Provides easily digestible natural sugars for sustained energy without artificial additives.
  • Digestive Support: Contains natural enzymes that may aid digestion when consumed regularly

Features & benefits

  • Complete Nutritional Profile: Our unheated, unfiltered honey preserves natural enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that are often diminished in processed honey.
  • Local Pollen Connection: Contains traces of local pollen, which some believe may help the body adapt to local allergens over time.
  • Natural Energy Source: Provides easily digestible natural sugars for sustained energy without artificial additives.
  • Digestive Support: Contains natural enzymes that may aid digestion when consumed regularly

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